If you were wondering how the heat bubble of the Northwest and Canada impacted marine life, well, it ain’t good. Chris Harley smelled Kitsilano Beach before he even arrived. The odour permeating
There’s a real divide between the need for relatively loose personal bankruptcy law and much tougher corporate bankruptcy law. That’s because corporations routinely declare bankruptcy to a
A year of pandemic where we all stay home was going to help with climate change, right? Nope! Economies worldwide nearly ground to a halt over the 15 months of the coronavirus pandemic, leading to a s
The decline of the red knot is both predictable and fixable. If only the pharmaceutical industry gave a damn about it. The number of red knots visiting the Delaware Bay beaches during this spring’s
Among the biggest battles over pollution right now is around southern California’s enormous warehouses. This deserves attention and our support in the fight for regulation. Now, Southern Califor
We have known for a long time that the lightly regulated pollution in American agriculture was deleterious to human health. Now we have some data to help us understand just how many lives this costs a
That people of color are targeted repeatedly for the worst kind of polluting plants is absolutely 100% an intentional act of corporations and politicians. The Fifth District of Louisiana’s St. James
Turns out narwhal tusks are a bit like trees in that they can tell us a lot of data over a significant period of time. Of course, they certainly aren’t going to tell us anything we want to hear: